BigOttersIce Cream Game, Sweet Treats Ice Cream Tower Balancing Game, Pretend Play Food for Kids Birthday Gift

Other than the ice cream cone coming apart and upsetting my grandson I am pleased with this set. Cute little set that is perfect for toddlers. My grandson was ecstatic when we opened it today. I think this is one of his new favorite toys except for the cone

I got this because I teach kids online. I needed a "reward" system so thought stacaking ice cream would be perfect. The kids (all ages) love it! The really get excited when I get to about 6 scoops and it's shaky...the like to see it fall. They are very slick so I took some electrical tape and put right on the edge of each one to make it more "stickable" otherwise the would all fall right off after about 4, especially if a kid were trying to do it.I think it's a great toy, grown ups can easily make kids laugh with it. I could see that kids could get frustrated if they are trying to stack up ALL the scoops of ice cream.I've purchased two:)

Cute little game but my daughter had to use her hand as it was too difficult for her to stack them with the scooper. The pieces seem very cheap but worked great for her 4th birthday party.

It’s cute and fun to play. However warning to those with young children there are small parts in the scoop. It’s not sturdy so the inside popped out and I found my toddler playing with tiny spring and pieces that came undone.

This is a waste of money. The ice creams don't even stack they just keep slipping and falling everywhere. The scoop and cone broke in half within 10min. Don't waste your money.

This is a very simple but fun little game. I purchased this game to place on a table during an ice cream themed birthday party to give guests a little something different to do. It looked cute as a centerpiece and people enjoyed playing around with it.

I should have opted for a better ice cream toy. The cone galls apart and the ice cream doesn't stay on the cone or the other ice creams (the picture shows that it's stackable). I got this for my preschoolers and I'm just going to use it with them without the cones since they are useless. The cones would make my kids feel extremely frustrated (I felt frustrated). So disappointing.

My online students love this little product. I use it as a reward for them answering questions correctly. For each correct answer, I have to stack the flavors and see how many I can balance. They love it when all the pieces fall! I also like to use the favors on top of numbers on a dry erase board with numbers hidden underneath. Students pick the flavors and add or subtract the numbers. They love it. Everything about this is adorable and practical for my purposes.